Event at Osaka temple for better Japan-S. Korea ties

Event at Osaka temple for better Japan-S. Korea ties

Japanese illustrator Seitaro Kuroda is pictured after he created a drawing during an event held at a temple in Osaka on Nov. 2, 2019, for better relations between Japan and South Korea. Seen behind him are two Berlin Wall segments (R), which were donated to the temple by a Korean living in Japan in 1998. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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